Founders Club
Founders Club
Podcast Description
Founders Club is the go-to podcast for entrepreneurs, visionaries, and startup leaders who are shaping the future of business. Each episode dives deep into the journeys of ambitious founders, uncovering the strategies, challenges, and mindset shifts that fuel their success. Whether you're scaling your startup, looking for fresh insights, or seeking inspiration from industry pioneers, Founders Club delivers unfiltered conversations with those who’ve been in the trenches and come out on top. Tune in for practical wisdom, bold ideas, and the real stories behind building something great.
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The podcast focuses on entrepreneurship, business strategies, and personal journeys, exemplified in episodes like The Juice Box Bra featuring Susannah Wheatcroft, where topics include the challenges of running a creative business, the importance of community engagement, and unique marketing strategies. Episodes explore a range of industries from fashion to technology, showcasing the diverse paths of founders.

Founders in Jeans is your backstage pass to the real stories behind building a business. Hosted by Emily Jean, this podcast brings you casual, candid conversations with entrepreneurs, visionaries, and startup leaders who are reshaping the future of work and life. Forget the pitch-deck polish—this is where founders kick off their heels (or sneakers) and get real about the messy middle, unexpected pivots, and mindset shifts that actually make things work. Whether you’re growing your own venture or just love hearing how great ideas get off the ground, Founders in Jeans delivers all that and more.
Niluka Kavanagh went from “everything looks great on paper” to a one-way flight to Spain – and a full reset on what work could look like. In this episode, Niluka breaks down the real transition from corporate life at KPMG to building multiple ventures across 14 countries, and why community, customer validation, and adaptability matter more than the perfect plan.
If you’ve ever felt that quiet “is this it?” voice in a stable job – this conversation will help you turn that pull into a practical, testable path forward.
Niluka’s story is a reminder that you don’t need a dramatic breaking point to change your life – you just need the courage to treat your next chapter like a test.
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This episode wouldn’t happen without Rita Williams, our producer, coordinator, and virtual assistant. If you want someone sharp and reliable in your corner, connect with Rita: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rita-williams-smma/
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Follow Emily:
https://www.instagram.com/emily.jeans/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-jeans/
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https://www.instagram.com/foundersinjeans/
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Follow Niluka Kavanagh of Imagine That:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nilukakavanagh/
Substack: https://substack.com/@nilukakavanagh
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@breakingboundarieswithniluka
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imaginethatclub/
ImagineThat Founders Club: https://imaginethatclub.carrd.co/
Ways to work with Niluka: https://linktr.ee/niluka_kavanagh
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